`initialize': no implicit conversion of String into Integer (TypeError)

Question

The error is:

./batch_build.rb:83:in `initialize': no implicit conversion of String into Integer (TypeError)  
  from ./batch_build.rb:83:in `open'
  from ./batch_build.rb:83:in `<main>'

Which line 83 refers to:

IO.open("xcodebuild -scheme Runner archive -archivePath '/tmp/#{BUILD_DIR}' -UseNewBuildSystem=NO -allowProvisioningUpdates") do |line|

    hasError = true if line.downcase.include? 'error' # line 85

    `xcode /tmp/#{BUILD_DIR}/Runner.xarchive` # line 87

end # line 89

Which the related lines are:

KEY_FILE = 'android/key.properties'
verCode = `cat #{KEY_FILE} | grep versionCode | cut -d '=' -f 2`.to_i
verCode += 1
BUILD_DIR = "xyz_#{verCode}"

What's the error?

Kokizzu · Accepted Answer · 2019-01-19 13:01:12Z

1

Dammit, it should be popen instead of open, also missing .each before do on that line 83.

Hmm.. Should I erase this question?

answered Jan 19, 2019 at 13:01

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nPn Over a year ago

More times than not I find my problem a few minutes after posting the question :) I think going thru the details helps.

Kokizzu Over a year ago

yeah i think the term is rubber duck programming or something.. '__')

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